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Pop music from the Philippines, "What It Sounds Like" presents a sound that is both familiar and fresh. The track captures the essence of contemporary pop while infusing it with a unique character, reflecting the vibrant musical landscape of its country of origin. The arrangement of the piece is meticulously crafted, showcasing a balance between intricate melodic lines and a solid rhythmic foundation. Each element within the soundscape contributes to a cohesive and engaging listening experience, demonstrating a thoughtful approach to composition and production. The instrumentation employed in "What It Sounds Like" is characteristic of the pop genre, yet it is utilized in a way that creates a distinctive sonic identity. There is a clear emphasis on creating a rich and layered texture, where various musical motifs interweave to form a compelling narrative. The dynamic shifts within the sound are subtle yet effective, guiding the listener through different emotional nuances without relying on overt theatrics.